Electronic medical record implementation has given healthcare providers tools to track and share patient data. But successful orthopedic surgeons are going beyond the EMR to provide better patient experience and leverage data gathering opportunities.
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On a global scale, healthcare is in a period of integration. Major medical centers and physician practices are merging and acquiring one another to form larger networks and leverage partnerships going forward.
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Matt Provencher, MD, will not return as the New England Patriots' medical director in 2016, according to SB Nation.
OrthoAspen has opened at Aspen (Colo.) Valley Hospital, according to a report by The Aspen Times.